The following code:
boolean continue = false;
Returns the following error:
error: not a statement
boolean continue = false;
^
Why is this happening? I am pretty familiar with booleans.
Try this instead:
boolean cont = false;
Or use another name. The point is that in Java, continue
is a keyword and it can't be used as a variable name - it's right here in the language specification. For future reference this is what continue
is used for:
The
continue
statement skips the current iteration of afor
,while
, ordo-while
loop. The unlabeled form skips to the end of the innermost loop's body and evaluates the boolean expression that controls the loop.